Shaza
Hotels in the Middle East has signed major land purchase agreements across the region to develop signature hotel properties which
it will own and manage. The group has purchased prime properties in Cairo, Bahrain, and Marrakech and will act as both investor
and operator of Eastern-inspired hotels in each of these key gateway cities.
Shaza
Hotels' Chairman Mohamad Hammour said that these new developments are just the first
of a series of projects the hotel group has in the pipeline.
“We are successfully forging ahead with our ambitious development plans and will continue to extend our regional footprint, with
aspirations to eventually spread the Shaza brand world-wide,” said
Hammour.
Ideally situated in the heart of Cairo, the exclusive Shaza Nile Douma Hotel will be set on approximately 7,500 square meter plot directly on
the Corniche El Nil, within walking distance of the Nile City Complex and Arcadia Mall.
The 5-star mixed-use tower development combines a 350-room hotel with 70-90 high-end residential serviced apartments and, with
unobstructed views, is one of the last available plots of land in Cairo overlooking the Nile.
Part of the large-scale waterfront reclamation project in Bahrain, the Shaza Manama Hotel in Bahrain Bay will be built on approximately 43,000 square meters of land and comprise a 285 room hotel, along with 20-25 high-end serviced apartments.
The $2.5 billion landmark waterfront project located in the heart of Manama includes residential, retail and commercial developments.
Located in an upscale district of Marrakech and a short walk from La Mamounia, the Koutoubia Mosque and Jama’a El F’naa, the Shaza
Marrakech Hotel will be in close proximity to a number of popular restaurants and attractions.
Architectural and engineering works
are already underway and renowned international firm Bilkey Llinas Design
is leading the interior design.
A partnership between Kempinski, Europe’s oldest luxury hotel brand and international financial firm Guidance Financial Group, Shaza has
several hotels under various stages of development and aims to acquire and operate up to thirty luxury five-star hotels over the next 6-8
years.
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